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ONLY.
Gives Lasting Satisfaction
± "That Suit or Overcoat
you Ioughtke a llastByeat r....those wardrobe.ies....that Hat ....your
eh.141' _sightly, sntis-
_ry:.....�..--.��.,.iharta._aJ-.1t@,11�Y.:T:.:. .�i�'' t,
factory? Or were they `fezcepitonal bajgains->aoon.
nice enough then, put Row makesdsu you
leo fully realizat e had
just
your money heart If so, you�� clothing ally is.
bow costly and wasteful ebmap
Buy fewer clothes if you Suet, but choose them with
the utmost care foi quality, style and service.
All i;1 eie lat ter reg1ii14wieete you -cam get at this store -
W. C. Pridham FT Son
The Square, Ooderieh
.4
Phone 57
„Specials at �Baechler's
lElaest Qaalltl j k(ast Raton
Our Own Thrifty Tea (black
oml) ) per Ib. 45e
Itallowe'ea Jeny Bens ..-th. Ifs
White Or YAMS* Sager , le lbs-
Hcam Perk • Beans..
tins
Fresh Ginger Snaps 2 lbs.
London Launch-) bap (4Ib.
In the piece 31r a Ib.
Sneed 33e a 111.
Blur Rose Rtee .3 lbs. 19e
s ('arbolie Soap 6 for 2:r
xe.M1y Powders (8 flavors)
3 pkgs. for 22e
tiv'L ('ootdng Onions 10 lbs. 17r
Potatoes'! perk. for ":,e .
52e a bag
BA E -..E R'S
—+ ST()KF:M--GODERICH and HAYFIELD --
PHONIC 368 OUB OWN DELJV-ERi
giglo *bit
on t.
Introduction inlast lila
when the young ladles
.of $t,Pe
church held a "keno tarsi"at
Mae-
Kay
Kay Hall. There was a large
attend-
ance, the lower hall toles filled to
capacity. The game will be played
again, under tbe same auspteea, next
Tua:day craning.
11.44"E IOC ANYTHING BETTER?
As- tuts a1'ready` -bee• ,c;u.r:<e
these column,', this U • great year
for potatoes, and many remarkable
yields are reported. On the farm of
Ormond Elliott, 4th concession of God-
eric•h township, we are Informed 700
tags were taken from three and three-
quarter acres. This figures out at 2110
bushels to the acre. Possibly some-
body in the district can report even
e--Ligos gdald:i[
... a
Mangels of enorwm" also also are
to be found on Huron farms this year.
One that was brought to the once
and le now in our frost window. was
grown by Ed. Sowerby, i{d
of Goderich township Hp
weight it is 2() 1b tir{a os,
A. Faulkner, Minister of H : th
sennet mate
tl sb(7 dock.
guardian of half a township's welfare lncldeut,, tis
—not merely the setter of bona sad menta of
prescriber of pUU, twts.,We eepuine Byt nt�lhFa�a�y,.suceeosfllt
I counsellor, add rteud be.ldes
ml a U •t tUnotw1t0IU _
r- 1 4Uty ot, rapid tr
Yellow Leviathan variety. tion urbanitsatloa.nbut i
suppose tills Its by any swain --Nle eattlsestly ratted to W
largest mangel in the con tI
W
nu ' Provincial Department of
were told of one at C r uudsratauds the boa
fair that Has said to tlrflgIt ::a ih.i, but
it would he interesting o know lust
how big these roots can grow In Huron.
MAX DIDN'T SNOW LT
A wheelbarrow parked agaLMt a get
hydrant on the Spasm at-llostreal
street On Saturday night, bearing a
sign "N.R.A., We Do Our Part. The
wheelbarrow awaits," attracted con -
the Province w here
acute --on tate
understands
been in
years. st.
Da.
has a
dresssa, with
ones diorite
brethren►
siderable interest and comment from
jest abo0t w
Wm passing Ratnrday night shoppers- The top of
rEiardbase not •in ns." 1t may Se
xplained that the wheelbarrow was
d. Ervine'a equipment for the fulfill-
ment of his wager with Kat Frttzley
aster the Detroit Tigers let Ws, down
In tie -world series." lid. was ready
and Willing to cart Max seoasd the
Square, hut Max could not be 'Hund.
Perhaps 1e thought the N.R.A. ea the
Riga meant "no riders allowgd," But
F -d. did his best to find thegII' *$-
ner, and the Saturday night thdatt
goers got a tenth when the, fo
flash was thrown on the servals: "
is to Inform Mr. Max Frlt•ley
the wheelbarrow and chauffeur are
waiting up town to fulfil the weed*'•
I es wrier. Signed. ' E. $.int.
ser
Max, who U • wodeet. +art of
chap, was:i t baring any lay low,
Have Your Commercial Printing Done at The Signal Office probably having tone to -.ale delsbon
that the tide wasp r worths.
1
CAPITAL THEATRE
Goderich
Phone 47
Nor flaying—Dotd'le Blil—Cbarlle Ruggles, in "Charlie': .runt."
and Buck Jones, In "Sundown Rider."
)butyl•. Tumidity and Wednesday— As altsasa ' twin bili!
Claudette Colbe
An amazing and entertaining picturlsation df the femme story
"I COVEY THE WATT RPRONT"
Ronald Cobnia and Eliseo UDC
Basel
-
Base'l on John Hunter Booth's dramatization of a splendid novel b�
Katharine Cecil Thurston A great show!
..THE
lbmesdsa, Frida) and Saturday— -
EDDIE CANTOR '
will entertain yon with aoifeeptiontil array of talent. beauty, musts
and fun. You're goons like
"ROMAN SCANDALS”
with Roth Etttng, (1,rla S8tnart, IMrht Manners and the Goldwyn
41%601.1.
Mammas Wed. and Att. at t p. in. (:owing--"CLRBPXTRi.".
TOWNSHIP COUNCIL
EAST WAW-1NOSII
Coanfll met ma Qetober 18th, w -it ell
the medd,era peaseat- Mtn
11,atating were reed and mildewed. .-
The eolleetor presented his bond.
which wn. ordered referred tack foe
rection.
('ommun;�-atiaa from D. ('. Bsird, Si.
Marys 1.-.tardjag price lis' rn snow
fences. recettted and read.
Messrs. Gr Coulter'�Irosented
petition tcaj�-eonatructk 0 of •
Icipal dr lets ft's and 34, cnn-
l4.
and
slut a , til Wu
volatile
matdsy UMW°
for
mad
b
You know that picture called...1Mo Crown he haft no oh)e, tlotw to 'hoist.
Darter"— 1IW one that shows, la the, ins one" provldy the time and piece
airs opportune. - But siw•e, tyejjv
'taillight of an (IJ o$4altg. ti" being honorable to act, he has become
bearded 'amity play-obits—solicitude p In aawe as well, he considers n•
wan•?ie On n1► IatYr--Ucuuitaa arta time alwl u+, piece
the bed of a child 00 whose face log a drink. Ha mast. he says "be
buffering Is writ large. on duty tweet/40er boors of aha day,"
and doubts that duty and delak will
I tho gbt of that picture when I mix. The bantams of aka have forced
tint caber, and measured. the Hon. J. Win to swear ett another papaideue
Albert p1g111�lssr, 1t. A., M.D., Minister habit -4o wit, golf.
of Heal& Is Ontario's new Liberal While by nto'$au •tbe pdsbd
picture, Dr. Faulk- orator, Ile, Faulkner �tle� speak from
( shiner. Llbe aka PI public Waiter= t UWE,*
appaMmabe era: .S>>0.isttlss provided the topic Is dai to his Mart
he resile„- 1aseenln0'-Ria sympathetic* —provided he has a message to pa
confident and confidence-inaplriag across (0 his hearers, ops sae
Wises, he
fray
spout In
' RIEa1, CORN
held' e
K 1lItIF:'d CO yU`'t-
-8est•
from *.ere di11M. uu�•
ti. 1C *flows
*Var la gervieeli e Sut1,dlti- '
• 'S
are *dr pot a nice'
ut Ewart
a
will 4e-` _;1
Ate..
bops
Emir'
isgdda sat
hvt
� . r. ....+,,, �' r. end sat
Mrs. ' • on Ia..•.0a,7 ==e
Mr. and Italtla et.Alfsut
MA Sr. 7 ha -
es d at Mr.
anal Iona is >t
Teases* orettmti we- Gerdes
Messrs • ` hart
Johnston ant Courier*,
been working ea Me county road late-
ly.
:UNGANNON
• DUNGANNON. Oct. 24.—Mr. and
Mrs. $tea. efeWhtnaey and Mr. act
sees and Master Donald
sndversary services -'r
M
t
Mon was accepted
t same was ordered to
engineer for hi.
aaamfoa and report.
' account..wets_ yftiel:
The Mu 1 World. supplies. $1.90;
'I:,• Reeve, clerk and assessor, select -
u,;1 jurors, $11; D. ('hautney, grading
t,n reads d et'10, st_)'; Geo. Wight-
$213.1.5;
-
, auto, coastrtctien ant road -
$213.t.:, ; C • , rter, work
s and to, ; Chas. dart
as reed . t. .
Cetustl w lest
era Tue.elay.
at
e red
went a• tel. et paramount La-
portancr.
slime way as- heart was in it (had
tribe In it, star be would have chocked
it) when heore%nd to drite his horse
and cutter h miles of snow-
banks, through torrents of ram, or
through hashing sleet, to attend some-
one ,tri.•ken on the Styx. The light la.
hi• office is often burning *en the
rest of the Parliament Buildings are
aa, be ts.jote'rmined to
overlook no-opp.szetsalty of. improving
,the Provincial health seri-less. He In-
tends that spode' attention 1,e paid to
e,6,',r research, milk pasteurization
.on mon pi
Cowes suggestions on these topics. Itut,
strange to relate, criticism Is what be
particularly wants..
' Keeping Dews Cents
"11 sooner have blase than
e," he told ase the other day.
1 get the former it might open
'..t Improving the work of the
cut, whereas the latter only
sslftletactlon. People can
us all t letter- they like cou-
laing _0o0 •eonxtrbctire crlticLtm
read them, Wady ; them and
" tie Llbecals a seat they last held
-;_ ported by els brother, Wallace WUaon_
a; cent of
in
worlllt(-1Ie theatt
Is
WOW.
four years
lei as as
(torch hospital I
undue,Dr. E. A.'
chest surgeon.I
€ alkner had over-
t&
a maw of
dela thief. the latter ,
�erely and stressed
est tie tat prepare him-
ve the psopte." The remark 11
If
Ilaethee.
Skis. Treleaven
who have bass hero I! •e
weeks, returned hems with
Born—At Alezabdra /lariat sad
al hoepttal, Oodertcb, on Thule.
y, October lath, to Mr. and MR
roy Stingvl, a sea,
There was no school last Friday, as
the teachers, Mr. Kidd and Miss Far-
rier, visited St. Helens school.
Mr. Qua. Rosa of aederleh spent a
few days lest .e4!>t .pi t :W brotber
Feed and Kra. Roof,
Rev. Mr. Bowes, a reareseataUwa at
the Bible reds , °to -opted the patpit
In the Unite. Murch last Sunday
morning.
Mrs. J. It. McNabb of Luckfow was
the guest of Mrs. B. J. Crawford q
Tuesday.
Mrs. Bert Rra,Jford spent a couple
j k visiting
her brother, Mr. Frank shields; who tla. ,
impression on his. lie
Owed 1t and kept it ever
be says, during' the past
re-. If he learnt nothlhe rise•
year's Inter•eship, Ile learnt
Archibald the meaning of
seri lee as a physletaa should
elan I it—sad today Dr. Faulk-
ner describes his former chief as "the
finest man It has ever been any honor
to know."
Horse and Buggy Man
an* the little cuing of -Foxboro,
Aar Belleville, Iar. Fadlktrer hung
out els shingle as a practitioner lite
in ,the year 1005. That was In the
Dore tied buggy ars, w•hlc•h meant
la„n.TJinflQr'a tut waj situ R
more onerous than It la today. Fs4
thirteen years Dr. Faulkner set ifs
borse's head in every directted 01 the
eompass. In ererj, sort of weak.
and at every hoar of the day or night,
to minister to ills of the flesh. On a
,average of twice a Mraei he hast
keep a uta 0
Ion, and wel-
Winter Coat
A
of days ha 14etro t this wee
CHURCH NOTES
lel OS subjects of t>w gigue, Roe.
W. P. Claw, to North'' MIK United
citarek mei_ wlu bat Mora-
LisM - .ata'" .ening,
lag,
' , ' Lam will 4 toe
church.
A mat
Oaarch and a Oras N1d ;"� T m
"Ohba Christ Was Dlegnsted. With
What r, Sunday school and 1 1A
daft 3 p.m.
S.P Ieee will 1* held In Victoria
street chore!' nn sonde'', October
2f(th. .,. follows; 11 a.m., commun-
Ict�'tfrvlee conducted by Rev. F. W.
, Sunday school; 7 p.m.,
11. Barnett; subject.
the Lnrd'a Side."
+Iritic services which are
beldR Sunday
In )t1 at Dalt �1
held Suntday deft at}�
p.m. Rev. R. H. Hamilton of r
ford will be the preacher. These►
services are being held under the an- i.'
spices of the Free Methodist Chnreh 'l
In Canada.
Book* are the ever-borshtg lamps
of accumulated wisdom. -4l. W. Cur.
Sunday In
;IMentoda lads :
1 all
e very
The Salvation Army of Goderlch bald
at the boos of Mrs.
7 night. They
of 1 jra Ara
a prayer meetln
Thos. Stewart 1
will lipid one et th
'rthompaou thin Or
ger. J. * Bur
oeenpled rho pu1DKTq
'ehntch last Sandal afternoon.
Miss S. Polleyhas moved Into Mr,
George Qleny' seated house. -
The young ople of the United
church aro holding ■ masquerade In
the basement. of ,the dturcll on Wed-
} llab evening. m. Prises
will be gores. 'some and
have a geed time. "
..w�e� Paul's An -
lean church, Du non. was the
An-
se/Ong for a pretty autumn wedding
orae -t'Tthertne
aldsu ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jobs E.
ht•*foM, Kenora. was united In the
bonds of bbly matrimony to James
Etrktaatd Wtbsa cider ma of Sirs, i
Wilson end the late lit. William Wil-
son, roireasion 1, West Womenfolk. The
f cestraay was perfo' med by Rev. 3.
f South Kb�psa
the Presbyte a
Miran
uncertain hour—With t ' Stork.
Feeling that his children should
have_e beta ..mpportaatty to att•ed*
Bigk Retooi, in 1!►('4 he moved In t0
ReUevBM and has practised there ever
s(pef.
ilill* your Christmas (lift to
vee- and i7�da be a portrait
of the little matt In reborn 'they
` are Interested. Alai *.portrait of
yourself. There would be nothing
more am,rccl ted and only yam
can gave It. And J, W. Tutsi.
lei's, l'b„t„graph Studio li Wes
Place to go to gat "Portrelta ths+
'Jive. ”
.11 Sia YOl'It
AMATEUR ]KODAK '
TINI81111IO ----------
11,- will give one FoLrgvntent
Fr,e with every three dollars'
worth of Kodak wort, when
brought to hie utile.
•, '�--
A Christmas Gift
11. Oeog)t"gan, rector of tar Lucknow-
Dnagaaptl pariah, 1a peewee, peenee of
immediate relatives only. To tbe
etrnn7-or-The Midst Mime- item
Lohengrli played hy'ller. 1. 0. dyer. �r
the aa.Lrtant, tie bridal party took
He has been asked to stand la their places ;before the altar. the
•
tory elerilons bride being Raven in marriage by her
psiimalwitamwaallaarsaraw
,,,J. W. Truss er s
Art Studio
slr
municipal or parliamentary uncle, Robert J. Dornln, at whine hose
several [Imes during the past quarter she had reskh'd for the past three
years. aly,•e her graduation Ss a none
at Alexandra Marine and General boil-
had second. But so great was his Ills -Hr
pita], G 'eh. The bride tanked
approval of the late Henry Govern- ;'harming 1 bgown of brown chiffoehtffoomig ankle-length
velvet, with
meat thit he consented to enter the rhlne'.tone trlmmini. *the canted a
lista In the riding of West d1a•finga bouquet of r,e.bnds and feriae. She
last June. Not only ltd he defeat was attended try her cattalo, Miss Moragenial B%1 Ireland, ('onservatite whip Durnln, who wan .gowned In wineaol.
and mo"-,popalnr Telpher on h„th fired c'hlffln velvet, also ankle -length.
sides of the Legislature during alar She carried a bouquet of red roses
past five newtons, but he captured for 111141 ferry. The bridegroom was sop-
of
op
of a century, b* until this year con-
sistently deelined. as became one who
la a doctor first and a politician by a
Supreme 'for -Style and
Coats for the smart miss an atron. Cc
designed, close -fit ' , slenderizing..
Shop now w ' • our stock is full. All r
fifty-one years ago' After the reception Mr. and Mrs. Wil -
He says Conservative* In West ren len ',y motor for Pittsburgh and
Iiestiahl helped him to win the flee -
tfai asatmaah,ssa. did L.. "rail ,Aad 1 nthev's res, "Min". trsvelllna-Jn •
twee throughout the Province. tTirowadread le" "'awl reline
better,. will ,upport ham a+ Min and ttietafle trimming. coat of brows
cloth with squirrel trimmlaelta4 ae-
eeeortes to match. Mr, and With 11-
I . • {ge/r11
later of Hearth as much as do I-iberals.
A FIVE-YEAR
DtarAs Ma
t Atricnitu
ver of a sy
1 repn2Pnts
bet eery fie
on cabs br 's
4, West Wi111111i 1.
UT
wee
the entesto
by talent from
JUST RECEIVED A NEW
SHIPMENT OF MEN'a
AND YOUNG DIES,J
Overcoats
in the new silvertoas sha(�des'
of -dark grey, black, bine and
brown. Newest foam -fitting
styles.
Sizes 35 to 4G
Priced at
;16.50tuS19:50--
M. ROBINS
Agent for Tip Top Tailors
Made -to -measure Clothes
Phone 384 Ooderioh
New Mil inery
Tricornes Pill Boxes
Lifted. Brims .
Ali new and tatbarter than ever. Metallic
siltchisga, cord trimmings, etc. The finials -
big touch for your new Coat.
NEW CLOTHS Ili 1fAVTI,”
Eseellent tailoring, rifle A
pair trousers. Reasonably p
r.
Ladies' Vests, fine quality. Strap 5
shoulder...,,. .. '.g '
Ledies'"'Vests, Wooltex, short sleeves 65c
Ladies' Bloomers, Wooltex
Watson's Fine Wool Vests
' LVERTON* MU•ELY$IAl1, MZLTO2(
- All fine wla't•riha. Tailored to Buil, evtilfy
test, ! A.
CORNFIELD
t for Royal York Made -to -Measure Clothes
"Shb. ere'you are invited to shop" .. Phone 418
if be
Joao :led has
ty. 'FIs.
hero every ayidpetW Math the
of many rfra antimers today, -0
weetsn't hold out say hops far {flee
In the war of stab medtetae. 1 abut
that's a long. long why Aped "
Althewth be *mews areata id.
leo* Incessantly. `Dt. F*b
Iran r *nuts
flit (lowing $6W1 --tet lbw
doesimmiller4t may be nee layoeer. R.
does this ant became' a fJ�s''rnplea. hat
tserelt as the meta nn lent mars
PlerarN he he..ame s Milker of the
yye-
fi
ORANGE C
WIC 'HAVE A RIPPLY
1,
NE i'T,EA' :() Tit (Weft Tr) voila -E*fl$
Special for School CI) then
1 pie<',e *rangy Card (7" x 7") or le'
1 Piens Orange Caird (7" x 14") for !e
The Signal Printing Co., Ltd.
NORTH $TZZzT OODdt>tICR
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